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DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

IDA OF LIBERTY
The Fourteenth Annual Session OF the
N. G. G. In Newark, N. 1.-THE Om-
GERS for the Year-Next Session in
Meriden.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
The fourteenth session of the N. g. G. of
the Daughters of Liberty was held in o. q.
A. M. hall, 755 Broad street, Newark, N. j.,
this week. The first day was spent in hear
ing the reports of the national officers and
committees. The report of the N. G. secre-
tary showed the order to be in flourishing
condition and had gained in membership
largely during the year. The following are
the officers for the year:
N. g. c., J. J. Dean, Newark, N. J.
y. =. 4. e. Mrs A Dssn, Newark, n
N. G. A. V. c., Mrs. Eliza Wildrick, Easton, Pa.
n g. secretary, Mrs. Mary L. Davis, New Haven,
n. G; A. secretary, Mrs. Louisa Lentz, Allen
n: g. treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie North, New Britain,
N. g. a. treasurer. Mrs s. J. Beardsley, New Ha-
Conn.
rs I i Mrs RnausS' P11h Phil NJ
The second day was spent in making
amendments to the constitution and bylaws
of the order and changing the ritual.
Lucretia Garfield No. 3, of Newark, gave
banquet in honor of the N. G. c., followed
by sociable, which lasted till the wee small
hours of morning.
The next session will be held in Meriden,
Conn, on the second Tuesday in October,
1888.
A word of explanation. Three weeks ago
there appeared in this paper statement that
the N. G. of the D. of L. had held session
in this city. They were the seceders of our
N. g. c., calling themselves the order of the
D. of L., and said that it was their tenth an
nual session. They formed themselves into
a body on April %, 1885, and are incorpora-
ted under the name and style of the N. G. of
the D. of L. under the laws of the State of
New York. The only N. 6. G. of the order
of the D. of L. was instituted in this city on
January II, 1879, and held their sessions
semi annually till the order had reached from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, making the ex-
penses of the delegates SO large that they
amended the laws to meet annually.
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AJEALoUs LOVERS SHOT.

Am italian Mt West Chester Shoots n
Frenchman Through the Heart.
W1LL1MANrIc, Oct. 14.-An Italian named
Philip Fay, aged thirty-fve, employed by j.
F. Loomis in West Chester, shot q French
man named julius MarDleau, twenty four
years old, through the heart with a shotgun
in West Chester last evening. Maableau was
one of a gang of woodchoppers and he and
Fay were in love with the same girl,
Mary Marbleau, aged twenty, the pretty
daughter of the boss of the wood
choppers gang and cousin Of the murdered
man. Fay went last night to the choppers
cabin and the company drank large guam
tity of cider. Fay, who had brought a
shotgun with him, suddenly aim,
ed it. at Marbleau, fired and
missed. IS He went out and reloaded and said
he would shoot the first man who interfered.
Then he shot Marbleau through the heart.
Fay fed, but was caught near Willimantic
this morning and will be arraigned to-mor-
row morning,
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Cisy Mission Meetings.

Tie religious services at the City mission
rooms, No. 1872 Meadow street, will be con.
Quoted tomorrow both afternoon and even
ing by MIR. and Mrs. Decatur Morgan, former
ly of England, but for several years past en-
gagged in evangelical work in different parts
of this country. All vino were present when
Mr.. aud Mrs. Morgan had charge of the mis-
sion services few Sabbaths ago will be glad
to hear them again. Mrs. Morgan will speak
at the afternoon service at quarter-past three
o'clock and Mr.. Morgan in the evening.
There will be good singing and all are well
come.
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- A TENEMENT of five to seven rooms, CEN
Hiis trally located, about ten minutes walk from
zAss&State street. Address, stating price and To-
cation, A C. S.
OF This Office
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For Theft.

Nellie E. Ronald, proprietress of house
in the brick building opposite the Durant
House on State street, was arrested last
night on the charge of theft. Michael Ro-
mera accused her of stealing $50 from his
vest pocket while he was in her house. Both
were arrested for lascivious carriage by Off
GERS Bissen and Reynolds. The Ronald
woman denies that she stole the money. Her
place has been under police surveillance for
some time, as the police say it has bad
reputation.
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A Telephone Suit.
The Savings Bank All Right and the
DepOsitors Will Lose Nothing.

The Savings Bank All Right and the
Depositors Will Lose Nothing.
HARTFORD. Ct, Oct. 14.-State Bank
Commissioners G. M. Lander and G. H. No
BILE have issued a notice to the Stafford
Springs Savings bank saying that after an ex-
animation of the affairs of that bank they find
no loss arising to the institution from the de-
falcations of the recent cashier of the Stafford
National bank aside from what may occur
from the depreciation of the stock of the
National bank which the Savings bank
holds. And they deem it for the
best interests of the depositors that
the doors of the savings bank should
should be opened and believe that with care
full management the depositors will not lose
dollar of their deposits.
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a YOUNG MAN for Office work who has had
IA some experience at invoicing and correspond
ence who is in good health and not afraid to work
State in own handwriting in what office you have
served, age and salary expected Address M,
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1.-TWO Protestant girls; one cook and laundress
Il the other waitress and chambermaid. Ref
erences required. Apply in the evening or call be-
fore 10 a. m. at 124 PROSPECT STREET.
oc14 ct
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WANTED

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gen
IA eral housework in private family. Inquire
at 1877 WALLACE STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl as waitress
IA or to do second work in a private family.
Good city reference. Inquire for two days at
old 2tt 917 CHAPEL STREET
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News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
CANCER OF THE THROAT.
No Hopes For The Crown
Prince. +
Mr.. DEPEW WAS MISQU0TED
In The Interview That Upset
Speculation.
THE WEST CHESTER TRAGEDY.
Lyman Abbott For Beech
er's Pulpit.
THE WEST CHESTER TRAGEDY.
THE GROWN PRINCE DOOMED.

THE GROWN PRINCE DOOMED.
Suffering From Cancer of the Throat
and Nothing Can Save Him.
New YORK, Oct. 14.-Dr. Walfred Nelson
of this city, who has just returned from Ger
many, says when he was in Baden-Baden a
few days ago he was assured by physicians
and other gentlemen who had trustworthy
sources of inform alton that the condition of
the Crown Prince Frederick is unquestiona-
bly, precarious. It is admitted that he is suf-
tering from cancer of the throat known as
tobacco smokers cancer. The case is very
similar to that of General Grant The Prince
was for many years an inveterate smoker.
In spite of all official opinions to
the contrary, German physicians con-
slider the Prince already a doomed
man. The very severe caustics used have
destroyed not only the tissue primarily af-
fected, but the parts themselves. So severe
has the treatment been that some portion
of the bony tissue is now visible. Conserv-
alive Germans, DR.. Nelson added, view the
probability of the Crown Princes early de-
mise with much alarm. The Emperor, al
ready past ninety -one, has had several pseudo
spop1ectic seizures, though this has been
industriously denied. His death is
liable to occur at any moment.
With the Crown Prince as the Empe-
ror's successor it is believed a peaceful
policy would be maintained and that Bis
marck's influence would be less predominant.
But if he is at deaths door the imperial
power will soon fall to Prince William, the
Crown Princes eldest son. Her is a young
man of twenty light years and is said to be
every inch soldier. People who know him
say he is bold, impetuous and fiery, and is
ambitious to make name warrior. Much
apprehension is felt in regard to Germany's
proximate future.
Telephone Suit.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 14.-Suit was instituted
in the United States cour here to-day by the
Bell Telephone company against the
Southern company. The petition re-
cites that the Edison patent, which
plaintiffs own, has been infringed by defend
ants machines and a perpetual INDUCTION is
asked. The case has been set for trial No
yember IT,
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Young Man Caught While Trying to
Break Into a Chapel Street Residence
After Midnight.
A young man named Richard Nanley tried
to break into the house of Miss Woodward
on Chapel street near the new green shortly
after 1 O'Clock, but in breaking the windows
to gain an entrance made SO much noise that
the inmates were awakened. They raised an
alarm and the police pounced on young
Manley and placed him behind the bars He
will be charged with attempted burglary in
court this morning.
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Ball Games Yesterday.
ANOTHER BURGLAR CAPTURED

Brooklyn-St. Louis s. Detroits g
Chicago-Cincinnatis 10, Chfcagos 6.
Gleveland-Clevelands9 9, Indianapolis 5.
Philadelphia II, Philadelphias 6.
Baltimore Raltiuores
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Entertainments.

FOURTH AND LAST WEEK OF THE
GLASS BLOWERS
AT Al CHURCH STREET, HOADLEY BUILDING,
Madam j. Rieth's Troupe of
Glass Blowers, Glass Workers
and Spinners.
The Glass Steam Engine, Fairy Queen in full oper-
alton alton admission 10 cents Every Visitor re-
GRAND BABY SHOW SATUR DAY.
o10 ct
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w ANTED

WANTED.
TORSET HANDS: Stitchers, Corders and Strip
" Stitchers; good pay and steady work Apply
at 7:30. MAYER STROUSE & Co
$50 If 60 Court street
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MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED.
Sch Hattie Paige. Tryon, Phila
CLEARED.
Sch j Darlington, Blake, Norfolk
Sch A L Mitchell, Bunker, Franklin.
Sch Helen Hasbrouck, Sprague, Norfolk.
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WANTED,

d. PLEASANT ROOM with board in a good
#;is location by gentleman and wife. Refer
49, ences exchanged. Address NJ c.
o13 BIT This Office.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.

officer Thomas Kennedy, the Senior
Omcer of the Police Force, Receives
a Severe Attack of VertEgo-His Con.
dillon.
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
Officer Thomas Kennedy, the senior officer of
the New Haven police force, received a Sc
Union depot. He was surrounded by kind
friends and was soon placed in hack and
taken to his home on Dwight street. The
police Office was Immediately notified as soon
as Officer Kennedy was taken i'll and Ser
geant Bishop was at once detailed to the
depot. When he arrived there Officer Ken
needy had been removed to his home. The
affair created good deal of excitement at
the depot at the time. The news that this
faithful officer had been taken down was
passed rapidly from mouth to mouth until it
became the general thing talked about.
Medical aid was summoned after he was
taken to his home. DR.. Whittemore attend
ed him. The patient was most tenderly cared
for and all was done that could be to relieve
his suffering. His condition is not consid
cred dangerous. It was very severe attack
which he received, but it is expected he will
be able to be out again before many days.
The news of his illness will be received by
his legion of acquaintance and by the gen.
eral travelling public, who were SO familiar
with his genial face and obliging manners,
with genuine regret. Thursday evening he
dinances and was apparently in the best of
health and spirits.
At late hour last night he was resting
quite comfortably.
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Funeral of the Late M. Anna AIling.
The fn1,aral of Mira NJ Anna Allino took

Funeral of the Late M. Anna AIIing.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. Anna Alling took
place yesterday afternoon, attended by a
large gathering of sor1owing and sympathiz-
ing friends. The Rev. Mr.. Samson, late pas
tor of Calvary Baptist church, offciated,
coming from Buffalo for the purpose in re-
Spouse to q request by the deceased lady not
long ago. The Rev. DR.. Phelps assisted in
the exercises. There were very beautiful
floral tributes. The same bearers acted who
We're bearers at the funeral of her husband,
who was buried two years ago this month,
viz: Messrs. H. H. Benedict, Theodore F.
Booth, Oscar Dikeman, Joseph T. Fitch, b.
W. Stow, w. A. Spaulding, and Mr.. George
T. Bradley was master of ceremonies. The
husband, the late Edward Alling, was buried
October Is, 1885, and his father, the late
Thomas Alling, for many years manufac-
turer on Water street, was buried year ago
this month. Mrs Alling was a daughter of
the late Mrs. Harmount of this city, who
died a few months ago. Mrs. Alling had
been in failing health for several years. She
was very estimable lady, whose death
causes deep sorrow in large circle of friends.
The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
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WANTED
a saIUAIIOE as dressmaker and seamstress in
anano oS 20 OF IWo families. Terms moderate. Ref
OI0 M THIS nTuTNIr
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At the Seamen's Bethel.
Aho Ganrno,la Rathn1 thorc will

At the Seamen's Bethel there will be a
preaching service in the Scandinavian Ian
guage at 1880 a. M; at P. m. the usual
gospel meeting, and at 7:30 there will be the
usual temperance meeting. The Rev. L.
Hanbroe will preach in the morning.
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ScpAEtU 0US lNk ERlTED

SCROFULOUS, INF ERITED
And Contagious Humors with Loss of Heir and
Eruptions of the Skin, are positively cured by Gu.
TICURA and CUTIcURA soAP externally, when all
other medi ines fail.
Sold everywhere. PRICE, CUrIcqRA, soc; SOAP,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
EB-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages. so illustrations and 100 testimonials
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WANTED.
A GOOD telegraph operator; lady or gentleman
~ III Can "a at s6s CHAPEL STREET, room 8.
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U311a11ts.

WANTED.
"A OILS st E'M - THIS OFFICE
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a SPECIAL meeting Of the stockholders of the
"A Newport News and Mississippi Valley Co. will
be held at the office of the company, %. - Ex-
change building, in the city of New Haven, State
of Connecticut, the 2sd day Of October 1887, at
three o'clock In the afternoon for the purpose Of
considering and acting upon the proposed accep-
lance of the amendment to the charter Of the COM
pany adopted by the General Assembly of the State
of Connecticut and approved on the 27th day of
April, 1897, adding to the second section Of the
road shall be held, owned or operated within said
State in conformity with the provisions of the Gen.
eral Railroad Laws OF the State
By order Of the president and board OF directors.
E. GATES, Secretary.
October IS, 1887. OILS St
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Comstock division, Uniformed rank, K. of
P, has been giving very successful fair at
Lincoln rink SO far. Last night the division
was presented by the ladies with handsome
silk banner. Mrs. 81. W. Durand made the
presentation remarks. Captain Normand
received the gift for the division. One of
the amusements last evening was a race be-
tween Johnnie Dodds and Fl. w. Durand in
comic costumes and stage horses. The fair
closes tonight.
The project of organizing ladies' branch
to Comstock division is progressing very ia
vorably.
Tonight Johnnie Dodds will race against
George Poole, champion of Brooklyn, NY.
The voting stood last night: For desk to
the most popular young mems society, Cres-
cent Star II, jolly Fifteen 5; corset, Mrs
Edghill 9, Mrs. Durand l.; military chair,
Blues 8, Calling gun IA, City Guard 6, Horse
Guard Z; P. G. jewel, 81. w. Durand /, w.
81. Harrison 2.
Monday night the Calling Gun squad will
give an exhibition drill.
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Lyman Abbott For Beecher's Pulpit.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 14.-The committee of
Plymouth church recommends that Rev.
Lyman Abbott, editor of the Christian
Union, be engaged to temporily supply the
pulpit
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AN RARTHQUAKR SHOCK
Near Charleston and the Wires Lead.
Ing Into That City Are Suddenly shut

on.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-st. Stephens, 8. c.,
forty miles from Charleston, reports that
slight shock of earthquake was felt there.
All the telegraph wires leading into Charles
ton were interrupted suddenly at 1925 a. m.
and have remained so since
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Auction Sale of Residence

Auction Sale OF Residence
On THURSDAY, Oct. 20, at 12 o'clock noon.
l.. B. HUMAN. Auctioneer.
DY order of the Probate Court, will sell at pub
ID lie auction to the highest bidder, unless prev-
ously disposed of at private SALE the desirable resi-
dence No. 101 Howe street. The lot has a frontage
Of 81 feet and depth Of 1888 fest. The house has
10 rooms water, gas, bath and water closet. The
location is one Of the best in the city $250) can
remain on mortgage at per cent. Interest if de-
sired. Tor further Information call at Hinman's
Real Estate Office, So Church street, Room /.
MRS. MARGARET G. GOODYEAR,
L. B. HUMAN, Administrators
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ScROFULOUS ULCERS.

James E. Richardson. Custom House. New Or
leans, oath says: 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until 1 mass of cor
ruption. Every thing known to the medical faculty
was triee in vain l became mere wreck At
not turn in bed; in constant pain and looked
upon life curse. No relief cure in ten years.
In 1880 1 heard of the CUrICURA REMEDIES, used
them and was perfectly cured"
Sworn to before q. S. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.
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Anniversary Exercises.

The first anniversary of the Woman's For
eign Missionary society of the German Meth
odist church, George street, will be held Sun
day evening, October 16, at 7:3O o'clock.
Singing, Rotations by children and addresses
by others will take place in the German aud
English languages. Adults and children in
vited All are welcome. Seats free.
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CHAUNCEY DEPEW MISQUOTED

HAONCEX DEPEW M1SQUOTED
I'm the Interview That Scared wall
Street,
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Chauncey M. Depew
telegraphed from Ohio to-day that he had
been misquoted in the interview that scared
Wall street. He had said nothing about a
panic or cyclone, but had criticised adversely
the booming of real estate in new towns and
the building of railroads parallel to old lines.
In other respects the business activity all
over the West and Northwest is phenomenal
and healthy.
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Board and Rooms

Board and Rooms.
49, WE'LL furnished rooms with good board at
#:ii 554 CHAPEL STREET, opposite Wooster
Ml.k Square. Steam heat, hot and cold water in
FOR RENT.
NE4sh FOUR or five rooms on Atwater street. near
::s steam and horse cars. A pleasant place for q
W. small family. Inquire at
81. ]. STEVENS DENTAL ROOMS.
OILS 4tf 916 Chapel street.
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nUcTIoNAanLES
- &C.

9y.II4NagAMs
ID. BOOTH, Auctioneerl
WILL sell Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at SIS Chapel
w street, at 10 a. M, Brussels and ingram Car
pets, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Kitchen Uten-
sis, &C., &C. OILS St
NOTICE.
FTIHE BOARD OF ASSESSORS will be in session
L to receive tax list of taxpayers each day from
to IL a. m and to p. m. till November inclu.
sive, and evenings from October 90 to November 1
inclusive, from to p. m.
WILLIAM HULL,
T. z. DUNN,
c. A. BALDWIN,
October ID. 1887. OILS ct
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
for years, and have the first complaint yet to re-
ceiye from a purchaser. One of the worst cases of
Scrofula ever cured by the use of five
DO ties of CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, CU7IcURA and Gu
TIcURA SOAP The Soap takes the cake here
medicinal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
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ReaI Estate.
FOR RENT.

n ORN HI EIIN
o. LOWER PART of house 81 Henry street,
TIFF! five rooms, bathroom and one attic room
anI A @. HALSTED,
AT Halsted Harmount q Co.'s corner " alter and
Chestnut streets OLD 6t%
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Rnnn CLOTHES Wrfngefs, Carpet Sweep
O.OSJO ers and Baby Carriages to repair
at the % Basket 6 House FIdrnishing and Furniture
Curtains, Bedding, Window Shades, Mating, Oil
Woodsn Aarging Lamps STOVES Tin GroeRery and
Chairs, Lounges, Extension Tables, Boys Wagons,
Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, ETC. All kinds of
first class Housekeeping Goods low for cash or on
weekly payments s13
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JESSE JAMES.

The Henry Belmer combination in the
great sensational play, "Jesse James," will
begin three nights engagement at Bun
nell's commencing Monday evening next.
The piece is full of exciting scenes and
startling situations; the death of Jesse
James reproduced and the manner in which
it was accomplished as narrated by his slay-
err, Bob Ford. In conjunction with the
above play, Tex Bender, the cowboy i'd
dler, and Nine. Bell with her trained bear
will positively appear.
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WANTED.
100 GROSS claret bottles-quarts
W. HALL & SON,
az II no Chapel Street.
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The gifted and beautiful actress Rhea will

The gifted and beautiful actress Rhea will
be here at the New Haven Opera House in
''Fairy Fingers on Friday evening next and
Saturday matinee, and on Saturday evening
in Camille" 'sFairy Fingers" has been
a great success and one feature of it is i'm
mensely popular with the ladies' It is the
scene which represents the interior of
dressmaker's room with fifteen of Rhea's
lovely dresses displayed on dummies. Rhea,
since visiting New Haven last, has had
great tour to the extreme West, going as far
as Portland, Oregon, and Victoria.
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The New Haven Concert association will
give four grand subscription concerts at the
Hyperion Theater. The first of the series
will be given November 81. The other dates
are December IA, February and February
90. The Concert association feel justified in
assuring the New Haven public that the
concerts promised for this, their fourth,
season will be of an even higher order of
excellence than all previous ones. The con-
certs here will be given on similar scale to
the Thomas symphony concerts in Brooklyn.
New Haven will thus get the cream or the
best music given to metropolitan audiences.
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AUCTION SALE
~.,T.,! or So,
Desirable Real Estate.

49, THE undersigned will sell At public auction
I'll on the premises Monday morning, Octoner
<D 18th at IL o'clock, the property known as tne
Professor Shepard place. situate en- Compton street.
between winchester avenue and Mansfield street
The lot has frontage Of 30 feet, by 2OJ feet deep,
well stocked with fruit; has substantial Dunt
frame house. containing twelve finished rooms, in
Guiding fine library. The lower part OF tne mousse
Is in wood finish, hard wood floors and staircase
Rooms are pleasant and sunny and are particularly
adapted for q professional gentleman Inc mouse
is well supplied with!open freplaces, furnace neat
hath and closets. hot and cold water, ana cement
cellar a laundry building, set tubs convenient 70
adapted to a large boarding house as to location
and ARRANGEMENT could n 1T be in better Iocatlonl
or could be altered into tenements, whlcn Woma
Weld a good income; terms made KNOWN at IHne oI
sale. EDWARD T. bL 5000,
oc11 1w Auctioheef'
Notice TO House Owners.
We have rented so many houses lately that our
list ia smaller than at any time for years.
We have at least 100 calls daily which we can
not supply, having only whole houses and 81 ten
enneuts to choose from. Those having houses or
tenements to rent would do well to place them on
our lists.
Houses and Lots For Sale and money to
loan.
Horace p. HORdIey,
R0ADLEY BUILDING.
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FOR RENT.
49, HOUSE of eight or nine rooms, 40 Woos-
#:;:l ter street; gas and city water. Apply at
MHlsN ola IT. $50 CHAPEL STREET